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A no_std and no alloc Cow (copy-on-write) implementation.
This crate provides NoStdCow which is extremely similar to Cow
except that it doesn’t rely on the ToOwned trait from alloc and uses Clone instead.
Use Cow from std/alloc instead if you have access to them.
This library is useful for when you want Cow but don’t have
alloc or std.
§Example
use nostd_cow::NoStdCow;
/// Convert a string to uppercase if it isn't already uppercase, otherwise
/// just return a reference to the original source.
fn to_uppercase<'a>(source: &'a str) -> NoStdCow<'a, String, str> {
for c in source.chars() {
if !c.is_uppercase() {
return NoStdCow::Owned(source.to_uppercase());
}
}
NoStdCow::Borrowed(source)
}
// This string is already uppercase, so the function will not allocate a new [`String`].
let already_uppercase = "HELLOWORLD";
assert_eq!(to_uppercase(already_uppercase), NoStdCow::Borrowed(already_uppercase));
// This string needs to be converted to uppercase, so a new owned value is constructed
// and returned.
let not_uppercase = "helloworld";
assert_eq!(to_uppercase(not_uppercase), NoStdCow::Owned(String::from("HELLOWORLD")));Enums§
- NoStd
Cow - A
no_stdclone-on-write smart pointer.